Put your menu, your offers and your photos on any screen you already own. Change them in seconds from anywhere — no printer, no laminator, no waiting until Monday.
Four screens included. No card needed for the trial.
Any screen + a £30 Fire TV Stick.
Most shops are up before the kettle boils.
A Fire TV Stick or any Android TV box, into the screen you already have on the wall. Install FireSign on it once.
The screen shows a short code. Type it into the dashboard and name the screen — "Menu Board", "Window", "Counter 2". That's the pairing done, for good.
Upload a photo, or design a slide in the browser. Build a running order. It's on the wall within seconds.
Make a menu card in the browser — no Photoshop, no designer. Or upload images and videos you already have.
Put slides into a playlist and set how long each one holds. Different playlists for different screens.
Lunch menu at eleven, evening menu at five, on their own, every day. Set it once.
Something full-screen across every screen, right now — "Card machine down, cash only", or tonight's offer. Clear it just as fast.
The board above the counter, drinks by the fridge and an offer in the window can all show different things. Portrait or landscape, per screen.
Run one shop or all of them from the same login, and push the same offer to every screen in every shop in one go.
If a screen stops checking in, you get an email — and another when it comes back. You find out from us, not from a customer.
A browser, a smart TV or a cheap tablet works too. If it can open a web page, it can be a screen.
A screen showing the same menu all afternoon barely talks to us at all. It's built to be cheap to run, which is how the price stays where it is.
Everything you've made, in one place, for whichever shop you're looking at.
At £3 a week for four screens, FireSign is about half the cheapest paid competitor per screen — and a good deal less than most.
Signage is the easy yes. It hangs on the wall where you look at it every day, and if it earns its keep you'll look at FireAttend next. We'd rather price it to get through the door than squeeze it.
A screen that's playing the same thing all afternoon costs almost nothing to serve. That's a deliberate engineering choice, and the price reflects it rather than padding it.
Fourteen days, no card. If the board above your counter is still right by the end of it, you'll know.
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